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Old 01-06-2022, 06:56 AM   #1
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Water issues

So we had a power outage the other day and put water in our bathroom is working but the kitchen sink is not. It was wiring fine before the outage. Nothing froze cause it was 67 degrees that's day and 50 at night. And now it has a slow stream/ drip
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Old 01-06-2022, 10:35 AM   #2
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Check the strainer in the kitchen faucet
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Old 01-06-2022, 12:01 PM   #3
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What camper do you have?

If the issue is affecting only the kitchen faucet for both hot and cold water flow, check the aerator, good chance it is full of calcium build up.
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Old 01-07-2022, 07:14 AM   #4
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I did the first suggestion and I walked the entire line coming to the camper and it had I guess frozen in certain areas and so I stepped on the line to get out to break up the slush and it started working. I'm going to go get some CLR and dip the heads in it. But where would I find the aerator? Lol first camper and not a plumber lol. But I have the 2019 jayco Jay light. We love it. Never thought I'd like living in such a small space but I love it. Long story how we did this but it is all ok.
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I did the first suggestion and I walked the entire line coming to the camper and it had I guess frozen in certain areas and so I stepped on the line to get out to break up the slush and it started working.
You first post said the temp was 67 deg daytime and around 50 deg at night, so I'm thinking the lines freezing aren't the problem. Probably a line or hose is clogged. Aerators are usually at the end of your faucet, unscrew the nozzle and take a look there.
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That made it so much simpler.
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